I just bought a rental in Grand Rapids (3 hours west of Detroit) earlier this year and I'm easily getting a 30% cash-on-cash return.

I'm with you on not wanting to deal with paying a grand for a stacked set and then have to worry about maintaining it..A associate of mine suggeted just advertising it with the garage utility setup.

It isn’t that much in the grand scheme of things and you may have saved yourself from overreaching.

I wont do that never really seen anything that works.. although many of my clients have their wholesalers and I see them getting paid a few grand on the huds.. in the major wholesale markets.. which are major mid west or upper east coast inner cities.4. on the pre foreclosure one's its amazing that so many of them write these flowery letters and more amazing to find out that most of them trying to help these poor people were once themselves broke and losing a house and there fore they are just out to help this poor person who is in foreclosure

As a seller I would be glad it was only a grand and offer the discount, but ask you to do it. 

The interest saved would only be a couple thousand, which isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things but is 4% or so of the purchase price of the property.  

If you want to give away a few grand to never see it again, by all means go to Do Hard Money.

Feels like this is a grand slam especially given the monthly rental income. 

These people bought commercial real estate, sold it, brokered it, syndicated it, accumulated it on a grand scale, built skyscrapers, developed retail centers.  

It is in the Midtown Area of Grand Rapids.